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A 90-year-old painter, a neuroscientist, and a marine ecology biologist meet in Amvrakikos bay, an ecosystem of great natural wealth and history. Among eels, wet landscapes, and watercolors, the past is recalled on the scale of microhistory, along with the survival conditions of a generation that emerged from the war persistent and resilient.
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A 90-year-old painter, a neuroscientist, and a marine ecology biologist meet in Amvrakikos bay, an ecosystem of great natural wealth and history. Among eels, wet landscapes, and watercolors, the past is recalled on the scale of microhistory, along with the survival conditions of a generation that emerged from the war persistent and resilient.
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Written By:Dimitris Indares
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Greek Film Centre, Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports
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